The Taunt
by Frank C. McCarthy

In his long and storied career, Frank McCarthy earned renown for many things—his attention to detail, his insistence on historical accuracy, his first-rate storytelling ability—but none were more celebrated than his eye for design. “The Dean of Western Action,” as he came to be known, brought from his early days as a commercial illustrator an understanding of visual design that makes his action-packed paintings the finest of their type.

In The Taunt, a band of Plains warriors races across the prairie with their opponents in hot pursuit. The frenetic action of the story is made infinitely more exciting by McCarthy’s compelling design, which leads the viewer’s eye through the painting like a hawk tracking a hare. Any serious collector of Western art cannot consider their collection complete if it does not contain a McCarthy, who is truly an original American master!

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée Canvas:
limited to 75 numbered.
14"w x 28"h.
$695

Arriving February 2008

Buffalo in Storm
by James Bama

Ask James Bama why he went into Western art and he will tell you quite plainly: he didn’t. “Norman
Rockwell lived in New England and so he painted small town scenes and harbors. I happen to live out West, so I paint the Indians, ranchers and landscapes I see.” Bama’s portraits of today’s denizens of the West are thoroughly modern, but their occupations, dress and spirit echo those of their predecessors centuries ago.

More than any other animal, the buffalo embodies the rugged tenacity required to survive on the frontier.The day Bama encountered this buffalo, the snow was fourteen inches deep and the animal’s coat and hooves were crusted with ice, but still the animal ventured on.This evocative winter scene follows in the footsteps of the immensely successful Chuck Wagon in the Snow, Old Saddle in the Snow and Old Sod House.

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée Canvas:
limited to 100 s/n.
25"w x 14"h.
$495

Arriving February 2008